@Briarfox I added it as a dependency, but nothing interesting is happening, should I re download it?
@Prynok does a button called Community show up?
@Briarfox Yeah now it does, I was set my app to full screen so I probably didn’t see it, thanks for the amazing project!
There is a small bug with the url link share feature. It’s messing up some of the formatting. It will be fixed today. It is possible that this is messing up some of the CC installs that have been done. I’ll push and update for the client out as well.
@Prynok your Hacker project is including !Share as a dependency. I’ll need to rework the way dependencies are checks to remove a Codea Community dependency thats named different.
@Briarfox Does that bug relate to the bug I found? For some reason, when I run my hacker app in Codea Community, the green rectangle is going farther then it should, but oh well, thats what Beta is for! 
There is a minor update to fix CC being uploaded as a dependency.
Please let me know if the updater works, you must be inside your CC project to update.
@Prynok I’m guessing your issue is do to CC opening the project with the console open. I’ll look into it.
@Briarfox update works!
i updated, but it still tells me i need to update next time i enter.
@piinthesky run CC again, should work. I’ll look into it.
A few suggestions from playing around with it for a few hours:
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The sort from latest update thing, I know this would be hard to add, but right now someone can just go into their code, and just bump the number up by one percent and they will be on top, perhaps one day you could make the program check for differences in the code?
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Suggestions, the only thing that Codea Community lacks in sharing is suggestions, what if you want to give some constructive criticism on someones project? What if you want to warn everyone that it doesn’t work? Don’t know how hard this one would be to add, since I’m not good with “multiplayer” projects.
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A sort by ratings tab, that way you can find what people think are the coolest projects.
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A “getting started” guide once you first open up the app that has little slideshows of what each button does, and how to do certain things.
That is all. I hope you don’t see this as me being picky, instead just think of it as things you might want to add if you ever get stumped
We are looking into a comment system. We’d also like to rank projects based on how many people Favorite the project.
@Briarfox Awesome! Can’t wait to see!
in the page that list the available projects, i can only see the first four. I think there are many more available but i can’t list them-it is just empty space when i scroll down?
I tried to download Mini Games, but get a CC message “draw broken reload codea”. then
error: [string DownloadRestore …29 invalid buffer name
@piinthesky If you scroll down, you can see more.
I get the same thing to, I think some of the projects are broken because the author didn’t adjust them to Codea Community
@piinthesky When you download you have to give a valid project name. (Project must already exist)
I get the same thing as piinthesky. I see the first 4 projects OK. If I scroll down the page, I see parts of other projects (an image about 1/4" high and the width of the screen. There’s about a couple inches of blank screen between those images. I can see text in some of those images so I know the other projects are there, just not showing correct. Same thing when I scroll the all users list. The first part is there, but when I scroll, I just get pieces of an image showing parts of other users names.
One other thing I noticed. If I’m looking at part of the projects list I can’t see and switch to another app and switch back to CC, those projects now show. If I start scrolling to look at other projects, then I don’t see them. It’s as if I can only see what’s in the project window when I come into the app. Anything else doesn’t show unless I switch apps. Same goes for the all users list.
@dave1707 can you try it again?
@Briarfox It seems to work OK now. I didn’t try the all users list, I couldn’t figure out how to get it to show.